Ignore whatever the cost will be. It’ll be insane. Let’s limit this to the aesthetics.
Here’s the non-Bond Seamaster Planet Ocean 600. Now the details on this new one created for the film:
The differences (other than the movement) appear to be the 007 logo at 7 o’clock, the texture to the dial, and the engraved 007 logos on the clasp and rotor. Now the question:
Do the 007 logos help or hurt this thing? Plenty of you guys hate logos in general, but does adding a movie character’s branding make it less wearable, y’know, just in case you happen to have five, six, or 00-seven grand lying around? Adding the 007 logo to a special edition watch for the movie is nothing new, but still. Vote in the poll and leave your take in the comments…
And one last question: Does Bond wear this 007 logo’d up version in the film? If so, is that like a band wearing their own t-shirt on stage?
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